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An ''lnferna1'' Heating Machine i'm q
school Building.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
In the interests OF the parents and children of
that section OF the city dependent upon the New
Phelps Building for school facilities, would ask
you to call attention to the outrageous manner In
which the device used for heating purposes Is Sit
uated. refer particularly TO the room In which
the pupils OF the first grade are scared" for. One
enormous register about two feet by three feet,
capable OF throwing out great volume OF hot air,
Is placed a lew inches above the floor and within
three feet or the first row OF desks completely
eI,Rg yhrefiI heating appafatd pranneu thar
ventilation Is effected through the same register.
By turning crank TO the right or left hot cold
air as desired, Is conducted through this register
so that child sitting as near to this Internal
chine as do some 10 OF Is, sits alternately In hot
or cold blast as the temperature OF the room re-
Quires 10 be raised or lowered. One little child
whose seat Is directly opposite the register in
formed me that sometimes 1t 'blewed hot on
him and sometimes IL 'Dlewed' cold on him and
gave him a pain in his bones" II necessary 10
subject children to such barbarouS treatment, a
deector or screen should be placed in front OF the
register TO mitigate as far AS possible the evil
effects OF this absurd arrangement. Please at
tract the attention OF the proper person to remedy
this matter and oblge many or your readers.
SUBSCRIBER.
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More Electric Lights.

THE COMMISSIONERS ORDER THE EXTENSION OF EXIST
ING SYSTEMS.
The District Commissioners have ordered the
erection OF thirty-four electric lights The system
on Pennsylvania avenue will be extended to Wash
ingtOn Circle. Lights will be placed on New York
avenue from 18th TO 14th street and south on the
latter street to Penns lvania avenue In addition
to these the 7th-StreeI system Will be extended 10
the boundary. When these have been erected
there will be los electric lights in USE and the
cost Of erecting Ind maintaining them will have
consumed the appropriation OF $4,000 made by
Congress for this purpose.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
CAPITAL PRIZE s3OuOOo

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868 for Educa-
ona and Charitable purposes and its franchise made
part of the present State Constitution 1879 By
overwhelming popular vote.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly, and the Grand Semi Annual Drawings reg
ularly every six months June and December,.
I've do hereby certlfy that ue supervise ne arrange
nenfs for all the Monthly and SENT nadt Drdotaqs Of
The Louisiana State Lottery Company aud person
manage and control the Drdtcn0s themselves aud that
the conducted Nth honesty, fairness and
good Jdih to,oord all parties and authorize the
ody this certificate Nth ri sigma
lures dftacted, IN its advertisements"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-16

GREAT DRIVE IN CARPETS for one weeS only.
Ri Noauetts Carpets. al per yd.; best Velvet
Carpets 81 per I'D; best Bigelow Body BRUSSELS
Carpets 81 per ID; ST RoxOury Tapestry car
pets 75c per yard; besi Lowell Extra super car
pes sOc. Der va FROM 500 % 1000 yards In each
grade. No such carpet bargain ever offered In the
United states W b. MOSES & Son,
18th and + SITS NV.
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THATCHER, PRIMROSE AND VESTS MISsrREIs,
which opened The present highly successful season
al the National Theater Will return TO that house
next week An entire change OF DILL Is promised
and II Is safe 10 predict that this fayorte organza
ton Will attract large audiences. Seats 70 on sale
Tomorrow morning.
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CARPEn
CARPETS.

MOuqaette, Milton. yeiyets, Btgelow, Lowell
Body brusseIs. Roxbury, Stinson Sanford's Tapes
try Carpets; Lowell. Hartford and other makes Of
Ingram carpets. at prices 20 meet any drives that
nay be offered Call and examine my stock and
b. convinced WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
Dealer In Furniture and Drapery,
7th and ID streets northwest
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GENTLEMEN.

GESr1rMEs.
Before you buy your Suits. overcosss or Warm
Underwear. you should examine our stock OF These
Goods for they possess merit style and make beauty
In fabrics and trimmings: the prices range from the
lowest price garment to the finest considerably lower
than any house can sell the same grade in quality for
SCHOOL SUITS
You know We make the Boys and Young Mems trade
an especial feature Boys cannot only be well suited
in it. but there An air Of stylei in the cut and maxi
which always gain the preference when comparison
are made Prices are always the lowest
Our line Of Neckwear 10 full. fresh. and fsultless
NOAH WALKER CO.
o22 625 Pennsylvania avenue
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TRYING TO CAPTURE DILLON AND Cox.-Mr. Dillon
is thought to have gone to Scotland via Larne and
Strannaer. It Is presumed that his object Is to
escape the warrant for his arrest which Is under
stood to have been issued by the Irish govern
ment Detectives tracked Mr. Cox, the member OF
parQaMept. To-, Whom a YAIraRt has 4lSQ lhfean
and took refuge on an island.
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To C1osE BUSINESS.

Our lease viii expire in few days and the stock must
be sold
Therefore we have made stin GREATER REDUC-
TIONS In our entire stock. and You need any
thing IN our line 1t will pay you to call
We have complete line Of BLACK GOODS yet on sale
and st greatly reduced prices.
Our line Of PLAIN and BROCADED SILKS, in all
colors, have been reduced to SOC. on the dollar
Also some very desirable BROCADESi in Black ct d
Rreat sacrifice.
We have yet left in stock line Of PLAIN and BRO
CADED vELvETS which we have reduced in
price to make them ready sale for those want
ing anything In that line.
Our stock Of COLORED DRESS GOODS has many do
sirable things left. both plain and fancy. and 1t
telling pricea
Only few BLANKETS left on sale
Our HOSIERY stock IL greatly reduced. sti Ne have
some goods left Come and zee them
Our LINEN stock h very much reduced but there are
aRood many bargains there.
In fact, IL You want anything In tho Dry Goods line
and want to save money you can do - by buy
Ing In the peyt few daypof
g. Z HENPsroNE.
sos PennsyivAata Avsnua
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JUST RECEIVED, two car loads Chamber suites,
of the newest designs. Also 100 Parior suites,
upholstered In all the novelties. call and examine
rSr yourseyeS WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
AT 7th street northwest.
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FuRs. HArs, Fuas.

SEAL SKIN sACQUEs FROM s125. UP
SEAL SKIN JACKETS FROM 600 UP.
SHOULDER CAPES. IN BEAVER, NUTRIA.
AND OTHER FURS. COLLARS IN BEAVER,
NUTRIA. MONKEY AND OTHER FURS.
BOAs, 8 IDS LONG. IN BEAVER, NUTRIA,
LYNX. HARE, AND OTHER FURS.
MUFFS, IN BEAVER, OTTER, NUTRIA
SEAL LYNX. AND OTHER FURS.
RUSSIAN HARE MUFFs. FROM rs CENTS
UP.
LADIES' SEAL CAPS. GLOVES. AND FUR
WRISTLETTS.
FUR TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
FOR GENTS OvERCOATS.
GENTS FUR CAPS. GLOVES. AND MUF-
FLERS.
BOYS SEAL SKIN CAPS FROM o. TO s5.
CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMAN
CAPEa
HEAVY CLOTH CAPS FOR GENTS AND
BOYS.
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS. o., 90 ANDss.
SOFT AND STIFF HATS. IN ALL THE LAT
EST STYLES. AT e. sl.50 81. $3.50. 3D.
%. so. ~. AND S5.
SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH
GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES FROM $3.50
UP.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES.
SILK AND DERBY HATS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
1901 Penn avenue. Cor 18th st.
Estabiished 1880. n1-3m
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District Of Columbia Maryland, Virginia
aad North CarOiina. iair slightly warmer weather,
light TO frSb westerly shifting 70 Southeriy winds
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EAR1ES ART GALLERIES.

EAR1Es, ART GALLERIES.
BEAUTIFUL PICTURES.
"THE BRIDAL EVE"
Meissoniers ''SERGEANT'S PORTRAIT"
"BELATED TRAVELLERS" by Lander.
"WAYSIDE FLOWERS"
Humans "FATES,"
CHARITY" l. Knaus
A pair Of fine heads by Max
"MIGNON" and "A MAGDALEN,"
Corots DANCE OF THE NYMPHS,"
'MOONRISE," by L Kratke,
and many others. for
HOME DECORATIONS, BRIDAL GIFTS, &C.
Also. NEW PAINTINGS, MIRRORS Of all kinds and
new designs.
Most tasteful PICTURE FRAMES,
CARD AND CABINET FRAMES, &C.
All the RODGERS GROUPS" 10.
JAS. 8. EARLE SONS,
n7-m,w,s,3m No. 616 Chestnut st., Phila.
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Riot PREVENTED AT PoCAHoNTAs.-The excite
ment at Pocahontas, Va, brought about by an
miners, has subsidized. The Hungarian miners
were escorted TO the mines Monday morning by
the military and work was resumed. The trouble
the classification In the mines, the negroes claim.
ing that they should be put on the same footing
wages
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4 MARVEL OF PURITY.

Royal Perfect Baking Free From Lime
The analysts
It
q has
eliminated
This chemically the
Is
Agriculture
Of Of
n
o
Baking
perfectly heahfu quality,
r.
U s of agriculture"
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CITY ITEMS.


HeadQuarters for Lamp ChimMeys. as
We'll as Baskets OF all kinds, is at Mount, Stults
Co.'S. 6l2 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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HASpKsIr JACKETS, all cOl0rs, at lowest prices.
FR,SC, the one-Price Halter and Furnisher, cor.
7lh aad ID.
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EyxkyBOpY knows US as the manufacturing
clothis, ! OF Washington, and that our low prices
arr in accortance ElsEMAN BROS, 7th and l.
Sac our larrre line OF x5 childrens suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-16

PEOPLE SHOP ABOUT and finally buy at the only
clothing manufacturers OF Washington
EISEMAS Bgos, corner 7th ana T.
The low prices on our large line OF oyercoats Is
ODs OF the causes
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THE GRANT ROW SALE.
Thirteen Houses Bought at Auction ~
the Ph0mfx Insurance Co.

Duncanson Broa, auctioneers, yesterday after
noon sold at public sale all the houses with three
exceptions, In the block known IS Grant Row, on
the south side OF East Capitol street, between "a
and 80 streets The houses sold In this row were
eleven In number. There were also sold two houses
on the opposite side OF the square, fronting on
street. near I'd street. The houses ON East Capitol
street are large three-story brick houses having
frontage OF 23h feet, and are finished In q hand
some and substantial manner. The sale was
largely attended and the bidding quite brisk. The
thirteen houses were purchased by M. J. B. Bunce,
the representative of the Phoenix Mutual Life In
surance Co, OF Hartford, Conn. The houses on
East Capitol street were sold first, and the
prices obtained were as follows, the num-
the corner OF % and East CapitOl streets:
No 201 SIS 700; No. POS $ll 900: No 207 81, 6OO
No 2o9 slo70O; No. 2ll, 10000; No. 2i5.
No. 223 $1,000 and No. 227, $4,000. The last IS
at the corner OF Sd street. on street No 226
brought %, 700 and No. 22S, $500. These houses
are the second and third respectively from 81
street. The sale was under the order OF the
supreme Court OF the District, ana was the result
OF litigation, which has been going on SINCE 1876
between Captain Albert Grant, who built the
houses, and the Phoenix INSURANCE. CO., which had
trust upon the property. The portion OF the
property not included In this sale has been dis
posed or In other ways. This entire square, CON-
prlsing the frontage on East Capitol street and A
street, was built up by Capt Albert Grant In 1874
and the erection OF thirty houses OF this character
made the transaction at that time one OF the
heaviest real estate operations ever undertaken in
this city. 1t Is estimated that the amount OF
money expended was over 100000. The thirteen
houses gold yesterday realized $14S,200.
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Gums for sale or hire, cutlery, 4s7 Pa ave
Malt Extract in Dieletics.

Many modern authorities upon dietetics are urg-
ing the use OF ground malt or malt flour as an aid
palatable and remarkably digestble. Chemistry
and medicine approve this position most heartily.
In many cases the use OF some forms OF malt seems
not only advisable but imperative. These are more
numerous than are commonly supposed. They in
clude indigestion and dyspepsia, diseases to-day
matory diseases and conditions Of the gastric Or
gans; children, the aged, invalids people OF sed-
| entary habits, nursing women and patients The
| raiSon detre OF the use OF malt preparations Is
that they consume less time and energy In diges-
tOn and therefore exert less strain upon the syS-
| tenn; being very soluble, they are largely indepen-
dent OF the gastric fluids and In this respect may
almost be styled sef-digeSting. Most malt prepa-
rations fall short in that they contain ins0luOle
digested easily by normal stomachs. but labori-
ouSly by weak or sick ones; the second Is assimi-
lated with diniculty by the strong and seldom by
Others the third Is In nearly all cases 1ndgestible
| by any stomach. The highest form OF malt is
reached when these elements are eliminated by
residue and boiling the fltrate down to a conven-
| lent condition. This makes what is known as Q
nndef Se an M
Is used to-day universally. tits modern idea, de-
spite its worldwide employment. 1t was practi-
caliy discovered by Johann Hon, OF Germany. who
introduced 1t to the medical and chemical world,
and Is stii manufactured at the different estab-
lishments OF this firm. Although the genuine
initiated and counterfeited 1t sti retains It's lead
| as the head of all pure malt preparations Its
purify, INCONSISTENCIES, ulgeSllDluty ana unlIoruu-
ty are as notable to-day as they were at the time
| II was first brought before the attention OF the
scientific world. The genuine has the signature OF
Johann HOn," and his sole agents for the United
States, "Moritz Eisner" on the neck OF every bot
| tle-Amertcan dndiysG Johann Hon, Berlin
Paris Vienna, Philadelphia; Eisner & Mendeison
c9.fief gfAi1di1 "5ae." tnaffIA N8 ft4Gss N0.'Y
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGEEs, 9th near st. w&s
| Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Was served at International Medical Congress- 60
60 70 R. A. sOlden's Fish Stalls Washing
ton Market, for canvass back and red head ducks,
all kinds OF game, fresh fish, Kennebec salmon, ter
rapins, HOLSTERS shdefs and oysters Telephone
S47-3 4w
''ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glass, Wood, &C.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In Il To- Ward" prints, 4Oc. per Id.
| Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: Sweet MILK
&C. per quart.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IIok sALE-CHoIcE LOT. o ST, BETWEEN
u 18th and 18th Sta, at so Lot 2GryO. Hillyer
ni6-5t' ' : BEN. + DAVIS 1913 iissi : ST
NOR sALE-66 FEET FRONT ON nth st. r.
ls2O 81 nl5-3t.
lToR sALE.!ABoUT $1,000 SQUARE FEET or
II ground on N ST bet. 2Oth and 2lst NV:
fronts on 30 foot alley 20 an imuneaie purchaser
Sok sALE-A VERY CHEAP LOT IN MI. PiEAs-
pToPsriy is held at ssyeTrI Sihers veTy cheap
II JNo, A PRESCOTT. l4I6 ST. NV
,,. Has tue following Lots fog sale:
18th st. NV, large number line lots sod sizes 81
2oIh and p OPP Blaine residence sOxaO cliosce 81.
Also choice lots thronshont the northwest and ryery
residsae,'& $780, WIN A' JNo. A FisssG5ttT.
nl2-lm l4l5 h ~ NV.
L,oR sALE--LoTs-
Lots on Mass ave-, side. about 70 e nj each
K I ave, bet I6tn aud i'm, 2 Lots. about 2sf.
). =; avs, be. and NJ SITS. % q, from.
3ist. bet \ and .. . Lots. each 81 IT front
oh st s.e- south Of stanton Para. ls-Y q front
nlo-lw A. 4. EIiA. a Co. lS''s ST.
eF saLkLoTs.sT tn r. M o soT ls, t aF.
To- ,. 81 bet oth aud 9th. SLIGO. I1Os L. hhSsEi'
ST. NV Ho-~N
IroR SALE SPLENDID LOT ON MASS. AVE.
IL IL 30 OK 100 feet 10 2UioOt alley 4Tlcs
20 immediate purchaser. Is per loot
Also Lots the % the street nearly
OPPOSITE, same price.
Choice lot Connecticut ave part Of let - square
15sneariy opposite the british niIIissers Front 80
feet y inches average depth l3o leeL -
East hall square 1OOs. frunille on North Carolina
sve. and loth resIecily eiy aud containing
10000 square feet fr1ce, s2OOO -. -
Rhode Island ave- 10th and lst1 sta s.3 per fool
bArgajn near ,he LIBRARY on sc. Part of Loo
10 sQ sls 80 6xss feet. al the low prlce l5 per
foot immediate purchaser
Lots y and 40, sQ 1913 at the corner Of Massachu-
s<tts ave aud l6tn st. price ~ psr foot
T. H. GOLDsbohoJGH CO.
o15-3m laos 81
I,oR sALE-CHoIcE BUILDING LOIS IN MT.
Il PirassnL ON which Will erect houses for purch.s-
en- ON terms 10 suit Good chance secure lorns an
sinall monthly p~ymentk CHAPLIN bkowN, SIS a.
St nv n3 Ina
ISoR sALE-Two LOTS. eTH ST. 4, loo FEET
Il from kast CAyitol ST. east front With alley IS
eta and two lots. III tn ct near Llllcsln fHrk
east front, 90 ctA OWNER Sl3 East CspisoI "a
o21-1ms
II Lot north side OF 4 Il. between Sth and l4th
sta HUfTf DYER
calm l:sth and sta
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Sales Of Heal Estate.

James Lowndes and Linden Kent have bought
Of Lalla b. IngersOll, a 0ne-fourteenth part of
widows Mite and Mount Pleasant, fronting 1870
feet on Boundary street, for $500 Anna A. Tar
bell has bought VI ID. b. Gron, for 5000. sub 10
So 40 fronting % feet on street and % feet on
Boundary street, near 9TH street northwest.
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OUR RUBBER Boots and shoes will wear and give
sati,raction- GOODYEAR 800 9th street.
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RUBBER CLOTHING, best In the world
GOODYEAR, 800 9th street.
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PH1LADE1pH1A STORE
Established 1880.

Will offer choice novelties in Silk Handkerchief SILK
Muf1ers. Fine neck wear.
For the babies. Silk Emb Caps. Sacks and Socks.
Choice Toilet Sets Manicure Sets and lots OF fancy
things. all II low prices
0f doll babies will have something to say little
later"
We will offer few Of John Bromleys Celebrated
smyrna Hugs, Gold medal and Royal brands much
below the regular price
Will offer extra Tapestry Carpet hall and stair to
match, below the regular price.
Will offer choice lot Of extra Art SQUARES below the
regular price
viii offer bargains in Cream Damask table linen. IA
and 80 DOC. TO Csc. Per yard B cached Damssk IA
and 81 Soc to 81 so per yard All extra good value
81 and I6-4 DANISH Cloths, Napkin to match.
Towels Of every description at prices to suit.
Dress Goods Dress Goods, Dress Goods All bought
much below regular prices and sold accordingly.
Will offer bargains in Furs, Coney. Hare Nutria Silk
beaver, Lynx. Silver Fox, Opossun, Beaver and
Swans Down. Muffs to match.
Knitting Yarns Of all kinda
Dress Trimmings and Notions . complete stock.
cARHART LEIDY.
mig 92S 9TH and FOG K sts. nv.
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RICHARD MANsyIEID's COMING ES0AGYNyNr.-The
local theatrical prospectus for the present season
contains nothing which Is likely TO arouse more
lively interest among theater patrons than the en-
Ragement OF Mr.. Richard Mansfield, VINO appears
at Albaugh's next week In his now famous imper-
sonattous In "Df. Jeky.i and Mr.. HYDE" also In
The Partisan Romance and monsieur" the
latter new play. The sale Of seats begins Ct Al
oaugh's Tomorrow morning.
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CHkscERY sALx-Special attention Is directed TO
the sale advertised BY Reginald Fendall. trustee,
which takes place on the premises tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock, OF valuable property corner
Of sth and q streets northwest improved by the
Education
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-16

1000 PAIKs LACE CURTAINS. only 81 a pair;
vorth a. WASH b. WILLIAMS,
81 7Lh street northwest,
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in the Police Court Mr.. Shepperd called Judge
Snells attention TO the OF Arthur Brown WILL
lam Cassidy, and James Herney, who were arrested
for setting fre to some leaves In WOodley Park as
stated In The STAR Mr.. Waggaman, he said. was
willing TO have the fines made IS In each case In
court take such action. the Judge directed the
clerk 10 change the amount Of f1ne from $50 to q
In the cases Of Brown and Herney and imposed q
similar fine on Cassidy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-16

CLOTH SURFACE Rubber Gossamer, "a and up;
stylish and good GOODYEAR, jug yin ST.
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The cornerstone of handsome monument to the
German poet Goethe was laid in FarmOunt Park
near horticultural Hall, Philadelphia, Monday
afternoon with impressive Masonic ceremonies
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JUMPED rHR TRAcK.-Last night the engine OF the
Piftsburg train due from Baltimore at $40 jumped
the track At I'd and I streets northeast For
tunately the only damage was the breaking Of the
water pipe at that point. and short delay In the
departure from this city.
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t'Oh hENI-SEFAhAIEI LII On IOuEI Hfi-A
Il newly erected building 1919 st. Georgetown.
the terminus Of the Washington and Georgetown Rail-
road conta ming fine storeroom, and arranged the
2d and Sd foor> into flats OF three rooms each. with
bath and water closets also brick stab of
three stalls each. Apply TO 1888 ST., Georeetown,
ID. c. nl4-lws
LNOR RENT-THE NEW HOUSE NEXT To WORM
II ley's Hotel large parlors dining-roon 26xls feet
nine chambers, furnace CRATES IN every room hey at
1914 IL ST. NV n14-Jt'
INOR RENT-33O AND 3:s2 nth ST. = T.. TWO
Il story and basement bay window bricks; all mod
improvements. Only S21. Key at
n14-lw WELLER & REPETTI 326 Pa. ave.
IroR RENT-FURNISHED-F BRICK HOUSE
l' 1909 o ST. NV, good order and well furnished
modern. II rooms and bath l. NJ. SAUNDERS q
BRO, HOB ST. nl2-lw
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Frank Glllett, OF this city (NorfOlk), the lucky
holder OF One-tenth part Of ticket 81, sos In The
Louisiana State Lottery, drawing $4,000 on the
18th inst, received a package yesterday by the
Wells-Fargo Express containing $50 crisp twenty
dollar bills. Returns were made In Just nine days
from the time the ticket was forwarded from here
for collection-NorJolk {Neb.) NeUs, Sept. 10Th. 1
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BUSINESS SLOTTED BY TIE ILLNESS OF A JUROR
This morning, In the Circuit Court, one OF the
Jurors Mr.. schneider, In the OF Mrs Cortz agt
the District, was reported sick The remaining
Jurors were resplted. In other cases the parties
desired long panels, and consequently no other
Case was taken up.